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Titleist Golf Club Trial

The full-set Titleist Golf Club Trial program provides golfers with an easy way to experience Titleist products on either the course or practice tee to help determine the right equipment for their game.

Headed to the Masters!! Need your advice.

Finally get to check one of the bucket list this year. I got 2 tickets to the Masters Saturday round through the annual online drawing. While everyone else is telling me to sell them (currently drawing near $1000 per ticket), I am definitely keeping them and going to see Augusta National.

We have a room in Aiken, SC which is 25 min. or so from the course. I need to get some input from others who have been there...namely:

1. What time should I get to the course?

2. Will I be able to walk around or will it be packed to the gills with little room to check out the entire course?

3. How long do the lines get to get your picture taken in front of the clubhouse?

4. How are the souvenir prices? Are the stands open after close of play?

You are in for an amazing time! I went several years ago to a practice round - one of the best golf experiences ever. To help your specific questions:

1) Get there around 6:00 AM or earlier to get a close spot in the parking lot and to "claim" your spot for the day.

2) Once you claim your spot, leave something there and that becomes your spot for the day. You can walk around and see the course, and your seat will be there when you return. Bring your best walking shoes - the course is VERY hilly.

3) I am not sure about being able to get your photo in front of the clubhouse on Saturday. No cameras are allowed on premises during the tournament. Practice rounds, yes. Tournament rounds, no.

4) The souvenir shop is incredible. The prices are very reasonable and they will ship your goods back home to you so you do not have to carry them around the course. You will be very pleased with what you will find. Lots of jerseys, hats, and accessories.

You will have an awesome time however the parking lots for the tournament part of the week you need a special pass to park on property. The shops are amazing just very pricey but you can't buy most of the stuff off of grounds so take lots of money. Cameras won't be alo your grounds for tournament days either. They r very strict about there rules there, I have been 7 times I used to live in north Augusta which is only 15 min from the course. It will be packed especially on a Sunday. Having said all that enjoy it bc some people never get to experience that course, nobody understands how that course really is, TV does not do it justice.

While I have absolutely no advise for you I can say that I'm extremely jealous, and that I wish you the best. I've known two people that have been, and one even brought me back a hat which I wear all the time (Thanks!). The Masters is the coolest thing ever, and if I was in your shoes I'd never sell those tickets. Congratulations and be sure to share your experience when you get back!

There is free parking for all Masters patrons now. The earlier you get there the closer you will be able to park near the main gate , but there is plenty of parking. Don't panic and turn into one of the private pay parking lots.
Plenty of room on the course, if you follow a big name you will have to deal with a big crowd. The practice area is on your right as you walk in and the main souvenir shop nearby just before entering the course. I would suggest shopping first and checking your bags first thing.It gets very crowded late in the day and they do tend to run out of certain items and sizes on the weekend. There is a lne for the free pic in front of the clubhouse, but like everything there it is efficient and moves fairly quickly.
Get ready to be amazed, eat a pimento cheese and a egg salad sandwich .

I have tickets to the Wednesday practice round and par3 contest and i cannot wait to go! I honestly do not understand why anybody would sell their tickets. I got mine from a guy i know that won them in the lottery and didn't want to use them.... Can you believe that???

Congrats on getting tickets! you are going to have a great day. You should check out the masters website there is plenty of great info on there about times, parking and other patron info. Walking around the course and checking out the different holes was one of the best parts, amen corner was amazing and as long as you aren't trying to follow the leaders, the crowds aren't too bad. The souvenir prices aren't to bad, but the food and beverage prices are amazingly low. You will have a great time!

Just got word that we are skipping a day from our Myrtle Beach golfcation to head to the practice round on Monday for The Masters. Never been so really looking forward to going. I will be proudly sporting my Team Titleist polo I received a few weeks back.